10-6. I say we go 4-1 in the remaining home games, 2-3 in the remaining road games. The road schedule is very tough, as four of the five teams we have to travel to play are at least at .500 currently, and the one who isn't is Detroit, a team that is much more talented than their 2-3 record indicates.

Injuries can change these things quick though, and they seem to be spreading around the league like wildfire. If we had the Ravens on the schedule later in the year, it'd be looking a lot more winnable now than it did two days ago.

Not a single game is a gimmie. Vikes are much better than anyone expected, Jets can surprise, Fins' Tannehill is so far proving himself to be NFL caliber, and Bills' D could start to really come around by the time we face them. Factor that with the fact the NFC-W has suddenly become one of NFL's strongest divisions. So even though we are supposedly past the most difficult part of the schedule, each and every team on our remaining schedule from now until the end of December is still a formidable force that must be respected no less than a pissed-off elite team coming out with their A+++ game. And since we're unofficially a close-game team that doesn't exactly boast the world's greatest OL, I expect to drop a few more this year. That said, I am starting to detect a whiff of what smells like playoffs.

February 2, 2014:The day Seahawks win their second Lombardi trophy(The first one was given to Pittsburgh like a stuffed toy given to a sniveling child.)

What do you mean we lost SB 49?! I turned the TV off with 30 seconds to go because it was obvious we had victory in the bag!

Hard to say - but I think you have to assume 3-3 in the division, we have been stellar in and out of our conference. A fair analysis of the other games shows a couple more realistic wins. That could vault us to 10-11. Looking at the other NFCW teams - I think that puts us in contention for the west title and possibly a wildcard if we somehow don't win the west.